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- Hyperliquid surpassed Ethereum in on-chain derivatives revenue (35% market share) by August 2025, processing $357B monthly trading volume with 12% MoM growth. - Its hybrid Layer-1/EVM architecture enables 200,000 orders/second and sub-second finality, rivaling centralized exchanges while maintaining decentralization. - A 97% fee-burn mechanism drove HYPE to $51.12 (ATH) via 0.65% supply reduction and a $1.3B buyback, contrasting Ethereum's 75% Q3 market share loss. - Permissionless market creation and 31

- 2025 crypto market faces tension between meme/political token speculation and institutional risk controls. - Trump Coin and BullZilla drive $74.5B meme market, but volatility demands 50-70% portfolio allocation to Bitcoin/Ethereum. - Institutions use AI rebalancing, stop-loss thresholds, and MiCA regulation to manage meme token risks. - 68% of retail investors prioritize community engagement over utility, creating speculation-stability paradox.

- The 2025 September crypto unlock calendar poses volatility risks as TRUMP and SVL tokens face 6.83% and 12.25% supply unlocks ($178.67M and $151.34M) amid the Fed’s FOMC decision. - Historical data shows unlocks like Arbitrum’s 3.2% release triggered 29.94% price drops, highlighting liquidity fragmentation and investor psychology’s role in market dislocations. - Institutional strategies emphasize derivatives hedging, on-chain liquidity monitoring, and timing absorption windows to balance risk mitigation

- AI-driven cybercrime escalates in 2025, with 87% of organizations reporting AI-powered breaches enabling hyper-targeted phishing and ransomware attacks. - Enterprises adopt AI defenses like Darktrace’s autonomous threat response and SentinelOne’s XDR platform to counter AI-generated threats with predictive detection. - Cyber insurance evolves via AI, with Munich Re projecting a $16.3B market by 2025, while IBM and BlackBerry leverage AI for hybrid cloud and industrial security. - Undervalued stocks like

- LILPEPE’s Ethereum Layer 2 blockchain addresses key meme coin issues like high fees and scalability, enabling dApps and NFTs with near-zero gas costs. - Its 12% transaction burn rate and 100B token cap create scarcity, contrasting SHIB’s 1 quadrillion supply and centralization risks from a 41% whale-controlled stake. - PEPE’s $4.7B market cap lacks infrastructure-driven utility, trading at 99.18% below its 2023 peak despite redistribution mechanisms and whale accumulation. - LILPEPE’s $21.9M presale, 8,0

- NVIDIA’s Blackwell architecture delivers 2.5x performance over Hopper, powering RTX 5090 with 92B transistors and 3,352T TOPS, doubling RTX 4090 capabilities. - Blackwell drove $41.1B Q2 2025 data center revenue (88% of total), fueled by Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta’s adoption for LLM training due to 25x better energy efficiency. - B30A chip (50% Blackwell performance) secured China market access amid U.S. export restrictions, while NVIDIA’s 8.06% S&P 500 weight amplifies systemic risks with a 59x P/E rat
- 05:02Bitcoin whales have sold 115,000 BTC in the past month, marking the largest sell-off since mid-2022.According to a report by Jinse Finance, as disclosed by Cointelegraph, analysts say that bitcoin whales have sold up to $12.7 billions worth of bitcoin over the past month. If the sell-off continues, it could further suppress its price in the coming weeks. CryptoQuant analyst "caueconomy" pointed out last Friday: "The trend of major bitcoin network participants reducing their holdings is intensifying, reaching the largest token distribution of the year." They added that over the past thirty days, whale reserves have decreased by more than 100,000 bitcoins, which "indicates a strong risk-averse sentiment among large investors." This selling pressure "is punishing the price structure in the short term," ultimately pushing the price below $108,000. According to CryptoQuant data, as of last Saturday, this was the largest whale sell-off since July 2022, with a 30-day change of 114,920 bitcoins, valued at approximately $12.7 billions at current market prices.
- 04:16Barclays raises its forecast for Fed rate cuts this year to three timesJinse Finance reported that Barclays expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates three times in 2025, each by 25 basis points, in September, October, and December, which is higher than the previous forecast of two 25 basis point cuts in September and December.
- 04:07Chainlink CEO meets with US SEC Chairman to discuss compliant pathways for asset tokenizationJinse Finance reported that Chainlink CEO Sergey Nazarov met with US SEC Chairman Paul Atkins to discuss compliant pathways for asset tokenization. Nazarov stated that the SEC is accelerating efforts to incorporate blockchain assets into existing securities regulations, with full compliance expected to be achieved by mid-next year. The SEC recently issued a joint policy with the CFTC to support spot trading of certain crypto assets and launched the "Project Crypto" initiative. The Chainlink network has already been used by the US Department of Commerce to publish economic data, demonstrating the accelerated implementation of on-chain applications.